Sentence examples for which have deteriorated from inspiring English sources

The main culprit is earnings prospects, which have deteriorated sharply in the weak economy.

The finding of a torpedo attack would almost certainly darken the prospects for inter-Korean relations, which have deteriorated badly since Mr. Lee's inauguration in 2008.

The first is the public finances, which have deteriorated as promised spending cuts have failed to materialise and higher interest rates raised debt payments.

In the landlord's application, the increase is for "pointing of the entire building" due to leaks and "lintel replacements" which have deteriorated, for a total cost of $76,338.

Those costs have risen as the European crisis deepens, she added, because the level of taxes she pays for pensions depends on the health of public finances, which have deteriorated rapidly.

What else are you going to do about rigid (but necessary) security procedures, airport restaurants (which have deteriorated into fast-food stands), long flight delays, tiresome stays on the runway, and a $4 glass of screwtop wine and a bag of pretzels in economy instead of a meal?

He patched up Canada's relations with the United States, which had deteriorated.

The larger issue is the trust between Chevron and Richmond, which has deteriorated since the fire.

"The farmers had covered the building in chalk and then chemicals, which had deteriorated," he said.

In another Chicago meeting with Ms. Winfrey, Mr. Zaslav painted a bleak picture of the advertising market, which had deteriorated during the recession.

Mr. Anton recalled that when he acquired it, parts of the body had a hide cover stuffed with burlap, much of which had deteriorated.